Personal Finance & Money Asked on February 14, 2021
As I understand it the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) formula does not take compounding into account. It is, in effect, a nominal rate.
Why is this? I thought that APR was designed to allow consumers to compare products from different financial institutions as best as is possible. How does excluding compounding help this aim?
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